The whole mix is compiled of old 80s disco beats. Nothing really outstanding, nothing that you’ve heard from every window and every car. After their own introduction of the mix on Babla’s Disco Sensation “Ghar Aya Mera Pardesi,” one melody flows into another, one mood changes by another. There aren’t many vocal tracks. There are Temptations’ “Cloud Nine” (by Play by Numbers), Five Special’s “Why Leave Us Alone”, an instrumental version of Skratch’s “You Should Have Known Better” – with only the main vocal sample left, dub version of Gary’s Gang’s “Makin’ Music”… The final one is interestin – it’s Devo’s “Freedom of Choice”, and the rhythm is getting visibly faster toward it. Almost the whole tracklist is dub and instrumental versions. No sharp edges here, in whole, the mixtape can be viewed as a general cultural experience of Morgan Geist and Darshan Jesrani’s music. Organic cream of the 80s, whipped up with a professional mixer. Could we offer you a dessert, sir? Party mix never gets better than this.[/lang_en]